The president of SeaTac-based Horizon Air has issued a personal apology to an elderly disabled Oregon man allegedly mistreated by Horizon staff members at the Redmond, Ore., airport.
The president of SeaTac-based Horizon Air has issued a personal apology to an elderly disabled Oregon man allegedly mistreated by Horizon staff members at the Redmond, Ore., airport.
The man’s plight was reported by a fellow passenger, Cameron Clark, on his Facebook page. His account drew a deluge of condemnatory comments from readers.
Read more here: http://blog.thenewstribune.com/business/2012/08/07/horizon-air-president-apologizes-for-disabled-passengers-mistreatment/
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